On 06/14/12 12:01 AM, Danek Duvall wrote:
Jiri Sasek wrote:
Hi Brian,
IMHO your "fix" will make life more complicated... at least mine
Currently I am using .hgignore . So immediately I will customize your
.hgignore to fit into my needs, there will be at least one modified file in
my workspace.
So could it be possible to push i.e. "hgignore" to be able to merge it with
my customizations to ".hgignore".
I am not a hg-guru so I have 2 processing questions:
- is there something like a "post-clone" script which can make some
customizations in my cloned WS?
(i.e.: cd $hg_root ; cat hgignore ~/my.userland.hgignore> .hgignore)
- or is it possible to have "^\.hgignore"-line in .hgignore ...to ignore
the .hgignore modifications? (for commit, push, status...)
That's not what .hgignore is used for -- it's used to determine what files
shouldn't be tracked if they're not already. It's mostly useful when you
"hg add" without a specific file as an argument, or in the output of "hg
status". It won't make a difference for commit or push, since they've
already been added at that point (it doesn't act, for instance, to populate
-X arguments to commit).
Sure I am using it by this way ...but just for this case I have
"^\.hgignore" record in my .hgignore to does not report me the .hgignore
in "hg st". So I think if the .hgignore will be added to repository
it will be reported as uncommitted if it will be changed.
That said, it would conflict with any .hgignore file you already have. You
can add to it by specifying in your ~/.hgrc, or in your workspace's
.hg/hgrc:
[ui]
ignore = myignorefile
It looks good ...is it also overrides the .hgignore cloned from the
repository?
Is there a possibility also to distinguish between i.e. the Userland and
onnv?
Jura
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